August 2008 - US Open Betting
The US Open ends the Grand Slam year in the tennis world in the bright lights of Flushing Meadow in New York City. It is the last chance for tennis players to grab major silverware in any calendar year. All the greats have won here and often we have a surprising winner who starts the tournament at long odds. Keep checking out the latest odds and betting previews from the team at betting.betfair to stay one step ahead of the curve.
US Open Betting: Marathon men Murray and Wawrinka reward their backers
It was a case of " once bitten, twice shy" for the Andy Murray layers as the number six seed touched just 5.3 on Betfair whilst threatening to go out in straight sets to the...
US Open Day Six Review: Murray, Nishikori and Wawrinka are the victorious marathon men
There was no respite for our man at the US Open Sean Calvert as he skipped from one court to another at Flushing Meadows to report on all the action - which included Andy Murray...
US Open Day Five review - A venue like no other as Safin loses the plot
Sean Calvert was shocked by the atmosphere, fans and noise that are all part and parcel of Flushing Meadows as he made his first trip to the US Open last night. Then there was the...
US Open Betting: Barry Milns at Flushing Meadows
Barry Milns continues to keep Betfair Radio bang up to date from New York, where Anne Keothavong is going from strength to strength. With Schiavone ousted, next in the firing line is Olympic champion Elena...
US Open Day Three Review: Tsonga back on track
Sean Calvert takes you through the third day's action at Flushing Meadows....
US Open Day Two Review: Mattek livens up the viewing
A first gear Thomas Berdych scuppers Sean Calvert's punting and Ana Ivanovic's thumb nearly adds to his misery. But Gasquet backhand and Bethanie Mattek's racy fuscia arrive to raise the spirits....
US Open Update: Barry Milns: Our Englishman in New York
Barry Milns is at Flushing Meadows and he'll be keeping us up to date with all the news from the ground. Today, a routine win for Murray, and another step in the development of Britain's...
US Open Day One Review: Unimpressive Nad kicks precedings off in New York
Sean Calvert is on the ground at Flushing Meadows. You can catch his day one review here......
US Open Women's Betting: Five to defy the odds
The Beijing tips were not The Boz's finest hour but he saved his blushes with two first round upsets out of four and gave the type of first round banker treble that he will be...
US Open Betting: Men v Women at Flushing Meadows
No, it's not the mixed doubles. It's men's singles or women's singles. Matthew Walton pits the ladies against the gents at this year's US Open and asks, "where is the value?"...
US Open Betting: Murray has high hopes on his favourite surface
Despite his first round Olympics exist the Brit has made good progress this summer. But he must learn to dictate play, says Barry Millns...
US Open Betting: The Russians are coming!
The Cold War may have officially finished years ago, but that doesn't mean the USA shouldn't be wary of the threat posed by Russian dominance. Gary Boswell looks at a women's draw where Dementieva and...
US Open Betting: How will Federer cope with being the underdog?
Will the ignominy of being seeded No.2 inspire Roger Federer to win a fifth consecutive Flushing Meadow win? Sean Calvert analyses the men's draw....
US Open Betting: Welcome to the zoo, welcome to Flushing Meadows
With the smell and smoke of fast food stalls in the vicinity, aeroplanes flying overhead and adjacent motorways, Flushing Meadows is a million miles away from the leafy, quintessential surroundings of SW19. But that's not...